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South Indias 1st traffic training park at Goshamahal
Hyderabad Police Commissioner M Mahendar Reddy on Wednesday inaugurated Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Private Limited’s (HMSI) new traffic training park at Goshamahal in collaboration with Hyderabad Traffic Police. This is Honda’s eighth traffic park in India and its first traffic park to promote road safety in south India.
Hyderabad Police Commissioner M Mahendar Reddy on Wednesday inaugurated Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Private Limited’s (HMSI) new traffic training park at Goshamahal in collaboration with Hyderabad Traffic Police. This is Honda’s eighth traffic park in India and its first traffic park to promote road safety in south India. Honda has adopted and developed the traffic training park at Goshamahal as a mini city right from traffic signals to zebra crossings to speed breakers, etc.
Speaking at the event, Tomoaki Nagayama, Deputy Director, South Region, Sales & Marketing, HMSI, said, “Honda believes that with proper training, safe-driving habits can be inculcated among two-wheeler riders. Honda has already got phenomenal thumbs up by educating over 1.42 lakh individuals at its seven existing traffic parks in India. As the next step, Honda has adopted its first traffic park in south India.”
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Key highlights
Honda will contribute to road safety with free of cost training from Monday to Saturday. Children can cycle and practice riding on CRF 50 motorcycle to learn about road safety. Women have the opportunity to become independent two-wheeler riders in just four hours. For new riders, Honda’s riding simulators will help understand riding basics and experience 100+ possible dangers on road.
Additional Commissioner Jitender ( Traffic), and Ashish Chaudhury, Assistant General Manager, South Region, Sales & Marketing, HMSI, were also present on the occasion.
